Wen bosonic lattice model, chiral interactions, noncommutative space

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Hello,

I know that Wen might be able to get W Z gauge bosons and chiral neutrinos using his lattice bosonic models he is unable to get chiral interactions using standard bosonic lattice on minkowski space.

If instead he used Connes' noncommutative space would he be able to get chiral interactions?
 
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No, and he would loose the W and Z bosons too.
 
Bob_for_short said:
No, and he would loose the W and Z bosons too.

why? doesn't the noncommutative SM contain WZ and Higgs?
 

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